In the last hours an important conclave was developed among the presidents of the two National Football Federations, together with other political leaders, to advance in the realization of the finalissima, in 2026.
The president of the AFA, Claudio Tapiaheld a meeting on Monday in Buenos Aires With the president of the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF), Rafael Louzánin which they dialogue about “Affairs of interest for the football of the two countries”including logistical issues for the Finalissima, that will face both selected.
It should be noted that the meeting also participated the ambassador of Spain in Argentina, Joaquín de Arístegui; the prosecutor of the AFA, Luciano Nakis; and the advisor of Protocol and ceremonial, Fernando Islas Casares.
There they approached “Various issues linked to the football of each country, reviewed agendas of the selected in the future and remained to continue strengthening links between both federations”as detailed by the AFA In a statement.
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For its part, the RFEF He stressed that it was the second meeting between both leaders so far this year and explained that they argued “Different issues of interest to the football of the two countries, whose national teams are the current champions of their respective continents.”
After having consecrated one in the Copa América and another Eurocup, respectively, Argentina and Spain They plan to face a Finalissima What is necessary for this? That Europeans achieve direct classification to the 2026 World Cup, to Dispute the title in the mid -March.
“Spain and Argentina will also share the organization of the 2030 World Cup event, which will live some of its first meetings in the South American Nation, in addition to Uruguay and Paraguay to complete with our country, Morocco and Portugal a large FIFA tournament to be played in six nations of three different continents”added the Royal Spanish Football Federation in a statement.
According to sources from the AFA, Louzán and Wall They discussed logistical issues of the Finalissima, that does not yet have a definite headquarters, and treated the possibility of intensifying the exchange and collaboration between both federations.
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